Black History Month - Images from the Millions More Movement

                                                                           



               The Millions More Movement

                         October 15th 2005



The Millions More Movement took place on October 15th, 2005.   A broad coalition of African American leaders launched the movement to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Million Man March. Ten key issues identified by the movement organizers were: Unity, Spiritual Values, Education, Economic Development, Political Power, Reparations, Prison Industrial Complex, Health, Artistic/Cultural Development, and Peace. The movement only rallied a few thousand protesters and was seen as a disappointment.  (Wikipedia)   Images by La-Faithia White Photography 

Young Brother from NC A&T State University

I started a media Frenzy with these two brothers and their flags.  Both were students at the time at NC A&T 

Mother's Against Guns


America, Wake Up!

Help Our Troops

The New Black Panther Party, Brother Cyrus

Unity

The New BPP

Mother's Against Guns
Willie Lynch




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